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The call on the onside kick was bad but don't forget the missed kick in the first. Kesich lost us the Unc game and the shot to go to OT with all of the momentum today. We'd likely be 4-1 right now if we had a competent kicker.

PJ and Coyle better call out the BS on the onside kick. It's tough enough competing with a team in a completely different league with NIL, you can't protect your top teams on top of that.

He got a foot and a knee in, how do you say he was out of bounds?

I hope we have something solid up our sleeves for the onside kick, they're betting on it hard with how slow the offense is moving and burning the timeout.

We need those timeouts on defense, feels like PJ is playing to cover and not to win.

If the offense and special teams didn't wait until the last minute of the first half to show up we'd be in a great spot here. Love that they didn't give up but it's frustrating to see that they can play well but waited too long to get started.

We seem surprised they're running it on 3rd and short.

Need to go no huddle and stop Michigan from substituting for the rest of the game, even if we have time.

Offense is looking better but not moving fast enough to come back even if they keep this up and the defense keeps Michigan from scoring for the rest of the game.

Great catch and transition to the field goal team but why would you throw the ball short of the endzone there? If you're just going to throw it up in traffic, why not go for the touchdown?

In field goal range now, what are we going to do next to stay off the board?

If throwing behind the LOS before the penalty didn't work, why did we think it would work right after the penalty?

On track for back to back 3+ possession losses against rivals. If this isn't the time to make major changes, when will be?

Why did we wait until 10 seconds left on the play clock to break the huddle on the punt?

Not sure we'll score today unless it comes from defense or special teams, the offense looks really bad. Bad play calls and bad execution.

Shouldn't that have also been intentional grounding?

Wouldn't have been an issue if we didn't make substitutions when they didn't.

It's a shame they didn't have Fleck turned facing the team before they run out. Cool to see the band in the right formation though.

I don't see how an agreement between competitors to limit how much money their employees can get paid or make from sponsors would go over well with courts. If the NIL numbers we've seen around are anywhere close to true, I can't see a competitive floor working for public schools. I'm sure a lot...

At least it's not on a baseball field